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A minority of midterm voters prepared for disappointing outcomes. Even for them, Tuesday's results were worse than expected.

Texas just sent James Talarico to the Senate and ended a 38-year Republican monopoly.

Election results confirm the disaster that conservatives have been dreading ("Democrats dominate: Voters toss Republicans from House, Senate, governorships," Web, Nov. 4).

The votes had barely been counted and Democrat Rep. Robert Garcia sent out a social media message to Republicans, to President Trump and family and MAGAs in general: "Lawyer up." And with that, the Democrats have ushered in their plans for the next ...

For nearly seven weeks, demonstrations in France have continued -- "mostly peaceful," we are told, but punctuated by arson and looting.

The midterm elections have put Washington's biggest debates front and center, but there is another important issue: whether millions of Americans can count on a lifesaving connection when they need it most.

On Tuesday, the United States held midterms to elect the people's representatives to enact laws and provide oversight.

Fred Rogers was famous for asking the children watching his PBS program, "Won't you be my neighbor?"

The Supreme Court has imposed a high bar for President Trump to remove Federal Reserve governors, preserving their monetary policymaking independence.

As a mother, I know how easy it can be to feel overwhelmed by what you see on TV and online.